3M™ Marine High Strength Repair Filler
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- Filler restores damaged fiberglass hulls and decks on boats
- Short strands of fiberglass reinforce strength of filler
- Paste consistency allows application of vertical surfaces
- Non-staining and non-shrinking formula
- 3M™ Cream Hardener included
3M™ Marine High Strength Repair Filler restores damaged areas of fiberglass hulls, decks and other areas on boats. this filler is a high performance product that is reinforced with short strands of fiberglass for added strength. Boat restoration professionals commonly use this product.
3M™ Marine High Strength Repair Filler, 046013, 1 Quart
A Strong Two-Part Filler for Marine Repair
3M™ Marine High Strength Repair Filler is a uniquely modified vinyl ester structural filler formulated with short strand fiberglass for non-fairing applications. The fiberglass fibers interlock to give our filler additional strength compared to regular fillers. Filler is non-staining, non-shrinking and it comes with 3M™ Marine Creme Hardener.
We recommend this product for filling and covering scratches, dings, rust-outs, blemishes, pinholes and other simple surface defects that otherwise exhibit a true or fair line. Use this filler to level or even out depressions and low spots.
Directions for Use
- Must be used when surface, product and shop temperature are above 60 degrees Fahrenheit.
- Clean surface free of dust, grease, wax, oil and moisture. Laminate must be dry.
- Grind damaged fiberglass using a coarse grade (40 grit) 3M abrasive, and wipe clean with a tack cloth.
- Mix 3M™ Marine High Strength Repair Filler thoroughly. Next, apply desired amount of filler on a clean non porous mixing surface. Do not use cardboard.
- Add 2 percent 3M™ Marine Creme Hardener (1 1/2 inch strip to a golf ball sized amount of filler). Mix filler and hardener to a uniform color, making sure to break any air bubble that may have been introduced. Mix only what you will use in 15 minutes.
- Apply 3M™ Marine High Strength Repair Filler to a clean surface to be repaired. Apply additional filler no thicker than 3/8 inch per layer, building slightly lower
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| Container Size (Metric) | 946.353 ml, 3.785 Liter | |||
| Container Size (Imperial) | 1 Quart, 1 Gallon | |||
| Application | Marine Dent Fill, Small Dent Repair, Surface Preparation for Painting, Dent Fill, Fiberglass Repair, Filling and Faring Above and Below the Water Line, Large Void Fill | |||
| Product Type | Marine Filler |
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